The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to position itself as a tool to prevent fraud in the real estate sector, in a context where the growth of digital platforms and online transactions has increased the need for verification mechanisms, according to the proptech firm The Smart Flat.

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The company points out that real estate fraud remains a concern for developers, investors, and sellers, given the need to guarantee secure transactions within a digital environment.

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Helena Verron, CEO of The Smart Flat, indicated that artificial intelligence can be integrated as a filter in validation processes. “Technology doesn't solve the problem on its own, but it can become a fundamental filter for detecting risks that currently go unnoticed in traditional processes.”

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